Pakistani musician Arooj Aftab, the first Pakistani woman to bag a Grammy for her song ‘Mohabbat,’ revealed what did BTS say to her.
Aftab was seen in a photo standing next to BTS, a South Korean boy band, at the Grammys. Fans were curious as to what did Aftab speak to BTS about. In a short clip on Instagram, Aftab addressed the questions.
She said many people were asking her many questions, and she will address just 3 of them. One of the questions was, “What did BTS say?” She replied, “Nothing, man, they didn’t say anything.” She explained, “I went up to them and said, ‘Hey guys, what’s up? let’s take a photo’ because we were all sitting right there next to each other the entire night, and they were like ‘Sure, of course.'” They said, “congratulations,” and we took a photo. “I told them the Pakistani BTS Army loves you, and they said Thanks.”
The general public objected to Aftab for not mentioning Hafeez Hoshiarpuri in her Grammy acceptance speech, who wrote the poetry of the song Mohabbat. While addressing the public concern, she said, “Lots of love and respect for Hafeez Hoshiarpuri obviously who wrote the poetry of the song Mohabbat.” She added, “Apart from that, you have never heard of anything like my version of Mohabbat, and I’m so grateful for all the love.”
Fans also asked Aftab where the grammy is. She responded by saying that the award is taken back after the event ends, and later on, they mail it to you with your name.
Arooj Aftab Becomes First Pakistani Woman to Bag a Grammy. Read the full story here:
Brooklyn-based Pakistani vocalist Arooj Aftab has become the first Pakistani woman to win a Grammy. This also makes her the first Pakistani who has won the award. Aftab has scored her first Grammy for the ‘Best Global Performance’ category. She was nominated for her song Mohabbat, which also made it to the 44th president of the United States, Barak Obama’s summer playlist in July of 2021.
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